This small land snail is known from Southern Lake Kenyir, Malaysia.
The coiled spire, excluding the final projecting tube, is 1.4–1.6 mm high.
It is known from limestone outcrops in the southern part of Lake Kenyir, with good forest cover around and on the outcrops.
Nearly the entire final tube is attached to the coiled spire, except near the shell opening.
The shell opening has a double rim, with inner and outer peristomes.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.